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What exactly is the purpose of Releases and Libraries sub tabs which is under Management tab in QC 11.
Releases: I kind of get an idea that it is being used to manage some Releases/Builds. But whar is this Libraries used for? Giving an example would be highly appreciated.

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Ranjith

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The application has some reports that can have carriage return. For example, I set my name as report header.ex: Surendra Akkena /n Surendra Akkena /n surendra akkena /n surendra akkena.The report header displays as ...Surendra AkkkenaSurendra AkkkenaSurendra AkkkenaSurendra Akkkena.The header will be displayed in one cell, so all the four names are one string. unable to enter the carriage return character...

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